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  • Cloud Computing

Background:

  • Galaxy servers face limitations due to service quotas, indicating a need for more compute resources.
  • Over 100 public Galaxy servers highlight the demand for scalable computational infrastructure.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce GalaxyCloudRunner, a tool for expanding Galaxy's compute capacity.
  • To enable seamless integration of cloud resources for Galaxy job execution.

Main Methods:

  • GalaxyCloudRunner utilizes Python and Docker containers for implementation.
  • Jobs are routed to cloud resources based on configurable rules.
  • Resources are dynamically acquired from AWS, Azure, GCP, or OpenStack.

Main Results:

  • Galaxy servers can easily expand their available compute capacity.
  • Automated acquisition of cloud resources ensures flexible scaling.
  • User jobs are efficiently processed on demand.

Conclusions:

  • GalaxyCloudRunner provides a scalable and automated solution for Galaxy's compute resource needs.
  • The tool enhances the usability and performance of Galaxy servers by leveraging cloud infrastructure.